Emmanuel Lewis stars as the innocent and adorable Webster Long. When newlyweds George Papadapolis (Alex Karras) and Katherine Calder-Young Papadapolis (Susan Clark) return home from their whirlwind wedding, they discover they are the legal guardians of seven-year-old Webster, the only child of the recently deceased best friend of George. George, a retired football player now sports caster, and Katherine, a socialite and philanthropist, are the perfectly hilarious odd parents learning how to raise a child, often with the help of Katherines highbrow secretary, Jerry (Henry Polic II). Both a touching portrait of an unconventional family and a joyful ride through childhood adventures, Webster is a classic of 80s television.

Created by Stu Silver and produced by real-life husband and wife Alex Karras and Susan Clark, Webster premiered September 16, 1983, and ran for six seasons on ABC from 1983 1989.

The second season of the beloved 80s show is back! The lives of a retired football player (Alex Karras) and his wife (Susan Clark) continue to be filled with laughter and lessons in life after they adopt Webster (Emmanuel Lewis), a cute orphaned son of a former teammate. Both a touching portrait of an unconventional family and a joyful ride through childhood adventures, Webster is a classic of '80s television.

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